"Reconnecting with their ancestry while finding sisterhood through skateboarding, Imillaskate is an indigenous female skate collective based in the Bolivian city of Cochabamba – bonded through clothing as a symbol of cultural pride. Finding their feet in the foothills of the Bolivian Andes, the young women join a rising number of cholitas, adopting the traditional pollera as a reclamation of indigenous heritage and the female strength carried through Aymara or Quechua traditions. 

Travelling to Cochabamba, directors Rebecca Basaure and Mariano Carranza center the collective and their role in the community for short documentary ImillaSkate - The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia. Challenging gender stereotypes through their contradictions, while making space for indigenous pride, the young women carve out a story of rebellion, reclamation, and radical joy against a landscape where racial prejudice and gender violence remain an ever-present concern. ...read more at nowness.com"

via kfmw.

"We are honored to show our love for Ozzy and Black Sabbath with our homage to 'War Pigs' - A song we play at every show around the world that fans sing along to - reinforcing their love as well for the legendary Prince of Darkness....!!

Judas Priest

1st July 2025"

 Eine Live-Kamera in New York City analysiert die Klamotten der Fussgänger und gibt so Tipps zur passenden Kleidung.

"A street camera in Lower Manhattan is doing more than just streaming video — it's using artificial intelligence to analyze how New Yorkers are dressing and moving through the summer heat."

CC0 Studios presents an Atrium short film written by Annaroth and Lawl with script advisor Bryce Cracknell. Art and animation by Phuncal.

Enjoy 😀

Night shift taxi driver in Hong Kong, 

Toyota Crown Comfort 2011, fueled by LPG.

0:00 - 5:18 - Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
5:19 - 9:34 - Karma Police
9:35 - 13:28 - Jigsaw Falling into Place
13:29 - 17:35 - High & Dry
17:36 - 21:33 - Nude
21:34 - 25:16 - All I Need
25:17 - 28:59 - No Surprises
29:00 - 33:43 - Fake Plastic Trees
33:44 - 37:28 - (Nice Dream)

 A small mechanical model of Homer emerging from, and backing into, the bushes.

Instructions and full kit are available on Rebrickable and BuildaMOC.

Designed in collaboration with Dustin Lebel, a fellow ParLUGment member. When he brought his original to a meeting a few months ago, I was blown away with his novel approach for separating the leaves. The result is a nice compact model, making a great little desktop display.

The Video: 

Skateboarding is built on progression—and few have pushed it forward like Natas Kaupas.

In this deep dive into skateboarding’s untold history, we explore the era of early NBDs—Never Been Done tricks—and how they shaped the technical evolution of street skating in the late 1980s. Before modern setups, street pioneers were landing groundbreaking tricks on oversized decks, wide trucks, and wheels meant for vert ramps—not the street.

Featuring legendary skater Natas Kaupas, this video pays tribute to the innovators who adapted freestyle tricks to the urban environment, unlocking terrain that no one thought was skateable. From the first wall rides to the early days of flip tricks, we break down how NBDs laid the foundation for everything we see in skateboarding today—from Thrasher covers to Olympic-level street runs.